... 1.15 and 0.71; minerals: Na range and average are 1.3–20.1 and 10.11; K, 182.5– 395.9 and 264.7; Mg, 8.6–24.5 and 11.6; Ca, 1.4–3.9 and 4.2 There are less amounts of scientific data andthe researches ... and 1.23 These values were the highest in the first and second stages of mushrooms Texture values of P ostreatus and P sajor-caju were 0.30 and 0.33 kg/ mm2, they possessed very close values The ... nutrients and volatiles and some properties of L edodes and Pleurotus spp Thus, this research will be a contribution to the literature from the point of interesting ratios for both Turkey andthe world...
... assimilation and amino acid synthesis [7] The stalk and leaves below and above the ear act as the source organs for nitrogen reallocation in the reproductive stage of maize [8,9] In the source ... of the total amino acids in the light and 56% in the dark (Fig 7A) The total amount of alanine, serine and glycine was reduced from 33% in the light to 25% in the dark (Fig 7A) Glutamine and ... GSs (GS1 and GS2) occurs in the two cell types [23], but the localization of the major Fd-GOGAT between MCs and BSCs remains controversial [24] Therefore, we rst determined the cellular and subcellular...
... Feibelman and others 1994 Largent 1994 Danell and others 1995 Largent and Sime 1995 Hibbett and others 1997 Redhead and others 1997 Bruns and others 1998 Bergemann and Largent 1998, 2000 Pine and others ... its own family, the Gomphaceae, and a different order, the Phallales Analyses of DNA (Bruns and others 1998, Hibbett and others 1997, Humpert and others 2001, Pine and others 1999, Villegas and ... Sources include Bruns and others 1998, Dahlman and others 2000, Feibelman and others 1997, Hibbett and others 1997, Kirk and others 2001 The two most commercially valuable and widely collected...
... constitute the skeleton of the organic molecules that make up the cells These organic molecules include the lipids of the membranes, the polysaccharides of the cell walls, the nucleic acids, andthe ... inside the termite mounds for their own use and also for their young The worker termites (which incidentally are blind) collect the wood and other organic matter found near their nests and use ... absorbed by the hyphae and used for the necessary metabolic requirements of the fungus Growth of the mycelium results in fusions of the hyphae and a close association of the hyphae with the substrate...
... putative AKR, whereas the other three are postulated to be alcohol dehydrogenases Nevertheless, the high degree of homology of their amino-acid sequences and those of the alfalfa and D purpurea ARs ... interesting correlations between the enzymatic activity on steroids, the organ-specific and developmentally regulated expression of the genes, andthe specific biosynthesis and accumulation of cardenolides ... Nevertheless, the limited knowledge on the intermediates and enzymes of this biosynthetic pathway, besides the broad substrate specificity of these AKRs, are major restrictions to elucidate the...
... synthesis in Arabidopsis [9] The amino acids are then translocated in the apoplasm and in the phloem via the plasma membrane-located amino acid transporters [10] Glutamine and asparagine, and ... pool levels within the leaves, and nitrogen transport to the growing apical sinks and roots via the phloem First, the glutamine synthetase (GS)glutamate synthase (GOGAT) cycle is the major assimilatory ... ()922 70) The translational fusions to the uidA gene under the control of the gene promoter were constructed by inserting the PCR product in-frame to the 5Â-end of the GUS reporter gene In the leaf...
... egg hatches, the receptacle expands by absorbing water and ruptures the skin, carrying the spores on its tip into the air The jelly lubricates the extending shaft and helps keep the mass of spores ... body beneath the soil and become exposed as the mushroom surfaces and expands its cap Very few genes specify the emergence of the fruiting body andthe bolete remains buried when these mutate ... tinea capitis, the fungus invades the hair shaft, weakening the structure with an enzymatic vomit, and then reemerges on the outside of the hair and showers the scalp with spores These spores can...
... the mechanism for shape separation YD is the PI of the project participating in the design of the study and revised the manuscript, and conducted coordination PY, CW, and JX gave the advice and ... electrocatalytic activity of the catalysts andthe anodic scan allows the formation and builds up of the poisonous intermediate, we thereby focus our observations on the evolution of the anodic scans, as ... of the oxidized Pd oxide andthe removal of the incompletely oxidized carbonaceous species formed in the forward scan The oxidation peak in the forward scan is usually employed to evaluate the...
... Wildtype hand bacteria Wildtype hand bacteria Wildtype hand bacteria Yeasts and filamentous fungi Aspergillus flavus QC 6658 Aspergillus fumigatus 27.5 Aspergillus niger 27.5 Candida albicans Candida ... were added andthe inoculum allowed to dry prior to incubation, as detailed above Following this, plates were examined visually and any inhibition noted andits diameter measured (mm) and recorded ... environmental and clinically important microorganisms using Shiitake (Lentinula edodes) and Oyster (Pleurotus ostreatus) mushrooms 0.1% (w/v) peptone saline acted as the negative control andthe antibiotic,...
... of sporocarps (pileus and stipe) of the three cultivated species and to establish and compare the chitin contents of some common and frequently used varieties, such as the most important cultivated ... flushes 1, and 3, respectively) Comparing the data of flushes for pileus, between flushes and there was a significant difference (p < 0.05), but among the other consecutive flushes (1–2; 2–3) there were ... species had higher, andthe wood-rotting L edodes, and mainly the P ostreatus, the lower levels The Table Chitin concentration of different varieties of Pleurous ostreatus Variety and part of fruit...
... vertices, where the maximal interior path has order t and there are k leaves on one side of the binary star and l on the other See Figure Let R(n, t) denote the binary star of order n where the maximal ... sometimes the minimum degree and sometimes the second smallest degree) Conjecture 177 remains open The proof of Theorem is not difficult, but we defer all proofs to a later section The next theorem is the ... G, then σG (u, v) denotes the distance between u and v in G This is the length of a shortest path in G connecting u and v The Wiener index or total distance of G, denoted by W = W (G), is the...
... laurel forest tree species growing in the Canary Islands in order to understand whether the effect of freezing temperatures in the past could be the cause of their present confinement Chlorophyll ... the cold season Data represent the mean of six measurements with their standard deviations MATERIALS AND METHODS 2.1 Plant material Leaves inserted in the upper and outer crown (sun leaves) and ... gradually The first symptoms were a blushing of the main and secondary veins Then small brown necrotic patches appeared on the surface of the leaves which, with the decrease in temperature, covered the...
... table I Among the four commercial kits tested, only the Nucleon Phytopure kit yielded DNA but only from in vitro culture and not from other sources of plant material The method of Sul and Korban ... tube and centrifuged at 17 000g in order to pellet possible debris The supernatant was then transferred to a new tube and an equivalent volume of isopropanol was added to the aqueous solution The ... aqueous solution The tube was swirled gently and a white DNA precipitate appeared The tube was then centrifuged at 17 000 g andthe supernatant was withdrawn The DNA pellet was washed with mL 70 %...
... K+ fluxes between the guard cells andthe epidermal cells On the other hand, such investigation gives no information about Ca2+ and Al3+ concentrations in the apoplast or in the cytosol 2.4 Statistical ... 21] and Picea abies [16, 32] This study confirms that Al reduces the uptake andthe translocation of Ca and Mg The raise in K leaf concentration could not be attributed to the depletion in Ca and ... fractions in the air and in the sub-stomatal spaces (µmol mol-1); PPFD, photosynthetic photon flux density (µmol m-2 s-1); SD, standard deviation INTRODUCTION The role of nutrient imbalance in the worsening...
... each other decreased to less than 50% of the external level The first leaf of the adaptive type then switched its gas exchange from sun to shade characteristics Thereafter, the sun type andthe ... either of the other types Subsequent differences between the carbon gain of the first leaves of the sun type andthe adaptive type reflected the interplay between increasing total foliage and ... area), but the actual pool sizes result from the matter fluxes within the whole system The formation of new internodes and roots depends on the local supply of assimilates in the Meristem and Roottips,...
... than the atmospheric (c andthe sub) a stomatal (c CO mole fractions; c was ) i2 a /c 0.37, 0.42 and 0.47, and c 0.64, 0.59 , a /c i and 0.60 for Q petraea, Q ilex and Q robur, respectively These ... experiments, the calibration of the relationship between Φ and Φ was perII eformed at 2% O and 350 μmol mol CO and by -1 , measuring A and Φ at increasing irradiances II eΦ was then ... of the adaxial surface was computed (400-700 nm) as the difference: over RESULTS the PAR with T, transmittance and R, reflectance These values were compared to the computed mean value of the...
... saplings of Q petraea The aim of these experiments was to assess whether the decline in leaf photosynthesis was accompanied by a change in the partitioning of photosynthates and whether this change ... soluble carbohydrates (Turner and Jones, 1980; Morgan, 1984) We studied the effect of a moderate soil drought on the rate of CO assimilation andthe amount of soluble and insoluble carbohydrates ... between starch and sucrose synthesis (Vassey and Sharkey, 1989) In spinach, this change in the partitioning between starch and sucrose synthesis was related to an increase in the activation of sucrose...
... occurred in the endodermis, mesophyll and vascular bundle and in beech, they were in the parenchyma and vascular bundle andthe epidermis for Ca only All these interactions were essentially in the NFA ... entering The chambers with roofs then had 70 cm deep trenches dug around them to prevent the incursion of soil water into the chambers The drought stress was begun July 1993 and then the following ... beginning of the drought period and then remained The control trees outside chambers andthe trees in the NFA NS chambers were not significantly different for any measured parameter There 3% difference...
... petraea and which was inincrease in PS II thermal deexcitation related to reduced electron consumption and decreased activity of the carbon reduction and photorespiratory cycles The question nevertheless ... note that the lowest π and ψ and wtl highest D occurred in Q petraea in the tl stand Finally, ψ at a deficit of 0.3 varied w between -2.0 and -3.8 MPa which was largely below the turgor ... kept in mind that the photochemical efficiency also decreased rather early in this species and that P candicans, one of the most drought-sensitive species tested here, also displayed rather high...